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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1884

Page

3

Bell T Mex Te N Eng TELEPHONE COMPANIES.

Financial notes on Bell and Mexican telephone stocks, exchanges, and earnings. Reports include New England and New York and New England stock movements, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, Chicago and Alton earnings, and Erie Telephone audit results. Also details subscribers and extra territorial business for December 1883 to January 1884.

Boston Brokers’ Board Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific New York Connorton Little Rock Fort Smith Wisconsin Central Common Pullman Louisiana and Missouri River Common Chicago and Alton Railroad Company Mexican Central New England Conn Atlantic Pacific American Bell Telephone New England Telephone Messrs A. G. Pollard H. B. Shattuck Erie Telephone Company Quincy Franklin Catalpa Napa Quicksilver

Missouri Pacific Declares Quarterly Dividend Payable April 1

Missouri Pacific announces a 1 percent quarterly dividend payable April 1. Books close March 22 and reopen April 2. The St Paul and Omaha railway board declares a 1 percent preferred stock dividend payable April 21. Books close March 31 and reopen April 23.

Missouri Pacific St. Paul

New York Finapolal Market Reports Narrow Gains Amid Bear Pressure

New York February 27. Money is lent at 2 percent on call with prime mercantile paper at 4 5 6 percent. Government and state bonds firm. rail shares show weakness after rumors of freight rate cuts west. Notable declines in Erie, Northwest, St Paul, Lackawanna, and Missouri Pacific amid a broader market downturn. Some rebound later, but overall sentiment remains cautious as rumors of Gould Vanderbilt dissolution circulate.

Mercantile New York Prime Mercantile Erie Omaha Preferred Pacific Mail Lake Shore Lackawanna Northwest Oregon Transcontinental Northern Pacific Burlington and Quincy Chicago St. Paul Missouri Pacific Kansas and Texas Manitoba Union Pacific Western Union Darling, Denslow & Co Gould- Vanderbilt Lawsop, Douglass & Co Gould South Vanderbilt Granger

Preferred Colorado Coal and Quicksilver Services Listing

A fragmented ledger style listing shows items such as Preferred Colorado Coal and 16 00 Bonanza King with price like 10 25 Homestake and 8.50. Additional entries include Hail Andergson at 130 and Horm Silver at 700 with scattered codes and times, reflecting a catalog of commodities or services with unclear context.

Colorado Coal

Market Quiet on Grain and Produce Arrivals

The market shows a quiet tone with No 2 white oats at 45 4514 and steamer yellow corn at 65laa6de. Cash wheat No 2 spring 93%c in Chicago, official sales report 1,650,000 bushels of wheat, 530,000 of corn, 60,000 of oats. A steamer brings 20,000 boxes and cases of Palermo oranges and lemons. Western grain and provisions stay steady and quiet today.

Chicago Palermo Wall Board The Boston Commercial Exchange Salis Shorts Barney Liverpool New York Mercantile Exchange Pennsylvania Elgin New York Western Aml Park Mayo Coro Haan Committee On Agriculture Camparsing Cos Law Gulf Boston Shellac Gambier Sicily St. Domingo Iima FISA Nova Scotia Labrador Samon London Valencia Turkey Lac Suyvelo Virginia Gujate Wilminden Florida Cace Valermo Mossipa Messina Minnesota Choice Bakers Winter Vacati Goa Michigan Oho Indiana St Louis Illinois Manila Piper Buenos Ayres Buffalo Russia Ponce New Orleans NAVAL Calcutta Choice Vermont Choice Straight Dairies Choice Western Dairy Fair To Higin St. Albans Boston Produce Exchange Fen Io New York Choice Canada Vurbank Peerless Hebron Queens Hubbard Baldwins

Market summary of commodities and Livestock prices

A long despatch lists prices across many commodities including furnace fuel, anthracite coal, dry goods, drugs and chemicals, grains, lumber, metals, oils, Provisions, and notably a detailed Cattle Market section for Brighton, Watertown and regional yards. It notes quiet markets, firm prices for some items, fluctuating but steady trade in staples, and mixed demand for livestock with receipts and regional totals. The livestock section reports volumes, prices for beef, store cattle, calves, and hogs, with arrivals at various yards and remarks on Lent demand and export movements from Portland and Boston area ports.

Boston Java 2Ragutch Lehigh

Trade cargo listings from Belfast and Glasgow steamers

A condensed manifest of cargo and livestock aboard the steamer Cleopatra from Annapolis and the Manitoban from Glasgow, detailing eggs, dodo, fish, codfish, boxes, cases, bales, and livestock inclines. Notable consignors include Nutter Breed Co and Brown Taylor with substantial quantities of goods and materials.

Annapolis Nutter, Breed & Co Chase Sun Cecelia Burke Cleveland Deiong & Seaman Dudley & Co Dolan & Co L Hale & Co Ellis & Son Bradford Thomas & Co Shepard, Norwell & Co HW White & Co Hogg, Brown & Taylor Kwiaz Bros & Co Baring Bros & Co Graham, Rogers Andrew S Smith & Co Bates Case Cass Wise

Foreign Exports and Goods Exchanged Across Ports

Listing of shipments from YARMOUTH NS via DIGBY and ANNAPOLIS to BRIDGEWATER NL and ANTWERP via New York. Items include beef, lard, coffee, soap, oranges, machinery oil, furniture, and various goods with quantities such as 230 bbis beef 10 tubs lard 60 pieces water pipe and 142 coils oranges. Steamer De Ruyter clears for Antwerp with 50 tierces beef and 5 bung guts.

Yarmouth Digby Annapolis Steuuser Antwerp New York de Ruyter

Freight receipts by railroad lines in a February list

A compact ledger style item catalogs freight movements by multiple railroads Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg Lowell Maine and Peabody and Salem Expresses. It lists bales wool flour corn oats and other commodities with counts such as 9 bales cotton 95 bales wool 2180 bus flour across several lines, showing a busy midwinter exchange.

Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Oolis Old Colony Railroad New York and New England Railroad Bols Kips Eastern Railroad Lowell Railroad Maine Railroad Peabody and Salem

Receipts of Principal Staples Compared With Last Year

The table shows total receipts of the principal staples at this port from all shipment points, including commodities in transit, contrasted with the same date last year. It lists totals for current vs prior year to indicate changes in inbound commerce.

Sheep and Cattle Market Reports from Boston and Watertown

Northern flocks light in the season before yearlings, with active demand for lambs at varied prices. Watertown yards show mixed cattle sales, including heavy exporters and firm country prices, while Boston Albany yards report steady but not rising cattle trade and large milch cow sales, with exports expected to increase and several lots of oxen and milch cows sold at measured rates.

Goru Cooperstown N. Y New York London Carolina Rangoon Anh Java Turks Island Cadiz Trapani Liverpool Calcutta Timotay Canary Maasige SUMAC Sicily Ealy Canton Cassia Aeicp Batavia Cassia Zanzibar Ambova Plant & Coat Otard Dupuy Hennessy Pellevoism Martell St Croix Jamaica Bay New England Yson Young Hyson Twankay Hyson Connecticut Massachusetts Havana Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin Michigan C. Wa Texas Territory Cal la Caternia Telkenet Ornia Reese New Hampshire Vermont New Lee Weetern Watertown Boston Lowell Fitchburg Albany Eastern Maine Newcasa i Old Colony Providence N. B Union Yards N. BR. Winn F. Bothell J. O. Sanborn E. F. Adden Dow & Moulton Aldrich & Johnson W. M. Munkittrick H. N. Fletcher M. Pike J. A. Baldwin B. Warren P. Burke M. G. Flanders H. N. Jenne BR. FE. French & Son W. Ricker A. B. Ingram Kimball P Thompson & Son W_W Hall Wm Neal Exeter Howe & Flint G B Gilbert On Hall P W Thompson Iowa J. A. Hathaway Portland City Palestine Farence P W Thompson & Son WW Hall Libby & Son JG Littlefield Flint & Howe E Winn Sanborn OF Bothell EK Fadden Aldrich & Pera W Manhattrick HN Fletcher Breck &Ard Hall & Seaver Martin & Squire GB Evens B S Hastings A Williamson G H Space Sargent & Turner C P Burke M G Flanders F S Kimball AB Engram W Ricker I S Henry Scattering J. Taylor R. P. Pollard Catte Eli Farrell J F Stetson J McFlyom Brighton Monroe Hollis & Co A N M J B Remick Breck & Wood Glines & Weston FH Cooldige & Son Durham H Bird & Co Joseph Blanchard Cumberland Centre Uplands Orleans St. Louis Minnesota Canada Western Tac Barney Dull Delaware Rangoon United City Extra India South America Livi Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati Detroit

Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain reports

Cotton markets steady across Augusta and Savannah with mixed receipts and shipments. New York and Chicago show firm signals in cotton and flour while grain prices move little, with notable activity in wheat, corn, and rye across St Louis Cincinnati Detroit and Milwaukee markets. The report aggregates national prices, receipts, and shipmen ts from key hubs including New York, New Orleans, Louisville, and Philadelphia.

Chicago St.Louis Cineinnati New York City Philadelphia Cleveland Nashville Columbus Toledo Rochester N. Y Buffalo Minneapolis Washington, D. C Norfolk Troy Albany Creston

Financial Market Snapshots From London and Liverpool

Financial wires from London show Consols at 101 18 16 with varied railway and commodity quotes including Erie at 267% and Mexican at 51 1/4. Liverpool markets report flour and grain values, pork and lard prices, and cotton futures with steady to firm tones, while Havana notes sugar weakness and a quiet exchange market.

London Erie Illinois Central Pennsylvania Philadephia and Reading Mexican Canadian Pacific Paul Common Beerbohim Merchants’ Exchange Mark Lane Liverpool United Kingdom Loudon Uplands Orleans

Garrison Statue Cast in Bronze Planned for Spring

The William Lloyd Garrison statue by Olin L. Warner will likely be bronze cast in April or May. The modern portrayal shows Garrison seated in a large arm-chair with a dignified pose, head turned right, right shoulder advanced, and the right arm extended holding a manuscript roll resting on the thigh.

William Lloyd Garrison

Marriages record from Roxbury and Boston area

Marriages recorded in Boston area notices include William K Day of Roxbury and Lizzie D Warren of Salem wed by Rev W O Floiman at Roxbury on Feb 20. William J Duggan and Hannah Hogan of Boston wed by Rev J J eee on Feb 21. Thomas F Fitzgerald and Louisa F Brock of Boston wed by Rev J ee on Feb 21.

Day—Warren Roxbury W O Floiman William K Day Lizzie D Warren Salem Duggan—Howan Boston J J Eee William J Duggan Hannah Hogan Eton Fitzgerald Thomas F Fitzgerald Louisa F Brock

Creditors seek extension in Shaw settlement plan

Delays by a portion of F Shaw & Brothers creditors push for a two month extension beyond March 1 to allow full review of payment options under the Brackley Shaw agreement. The instrument contemplates 33 percent cash or 25 percent cash and 15 percent paper or share, with two months added to finalize titles, releases, and insolvency proceedings.

F. Shaw & Brothers Shaws Brackley Shaw F. Shaw & Bros Boston Vanceboro Suffolk County McKim George W. Dean Merchant’s Row Lon Dinsmore Tremont Street H. W. Rhodes Grocer New Bedford Portland Charles K. Leland New York City Charles J. Buchanan Supreme Court Leland Donahue Wim. H.hornidge Thomas V. Rutter K. M. C. Dailey Dry Goods Schenectady N. Y C. P. Murray Boots and Shoes Atlanta E. T. Diamond, Jr., & Co Wheatley Ark J. W. Morgan & Co Newborn, Tenn Joseph Kunn Detroit Kunn J.J. Spalding & Co Chicago Castalia Mill Company Castalia Ohio Chandler & Beeson, Furniture Kokoma Ind

Prosperous Year for Quincy Mining Company 1883 Report

The Quincy Mining Company reports 1883 mineral output of 7 305 970 pounds yielding about 6 012 259 pounds refined copper from a gross of 830 783 dollars and mining profit 290 744 73 dollars plus 5 266 38 dollars interest. Assets total 579 898 75 dollars after dividends payable and other items. Average force 453 men. Shafts sunk to levels 31 and 32 with productive drifting. New boilers and boiler house at the stamp mill. Nearby notes cover General Palmer’s mining earnings and third party mining notes in Erin Tennessee and Leadville smelter commentary.

Quincy Mining Company The Regent No. 2 No. 4 New York Jenté Hor Ieee General Palmer Colorado Coal and Dron Company Palmer Erin Tenn Tennessee River Leadville Herald Golden Canon City Moffat Gunnison Aspen Chaffee

Condition of Rhode Island Railroads Report

Rhode Island Railroad Commissioner Henry Staples reports a bleak year for state railroads led by a vanished surplus at New York and New England. He notes robust dividends and gains elsewhere, with 6,062 miles added, passenger traffic rising, freight dropping, and a state rail system totaling 305,580 miles of track and 354 locomotives amid mixed results. His figures compare to 1882 with shifts in capital, debt, earnings, and surplus.

Rhode Island Henry Staple New York and New England Providence Boston Boston and Providence Staples Housatonic Railroad Annual Housatonic Railroad

Court Record First Session February 27 in Cambridgeport cases

Superior Court records show a first session on February 27 under Judge Brigham for case No 2322 David Thompson vs David Connery et al, tort for personal injuries, with Weston Jr for plaintiff and B E Perry for defendants. A second session under Judge Mason for No 2461 Richard F Hurd vs Daniel A Buckley seeks 70 dollars commission on a 7000 loan. verdict pro forma for defendant. Also No 2463 John S McCormick vs Alex Stowell for damages over breached covenants in lease at 22 Water Street. trial ongoing with J A Maxwell for plaintiff and BR O Smith M R Thomas for defendants.

David Thompson David Connery Weston, Jr B. E. Perry Richard F. Hurd Daniel A. Buckley Main Streets Cambridgeport J. A. Maxwell W. H. Martin Johns. McCormick Alex Stowell Pilaiitus Water Street BR. O. Smith M. R. Thomas

Probate approvals for wills and administrations

The wills of Francis Kelley of Milton John Long of Randolph and Shepard A Witherell of Wrentham were admitted to probate Letters of administration were granted for the estates of Susan Gannett of Canton and Azael Capen of Stoughton Daniel P Whiting was appointed administrator of Nelson W Richardson of Franklin George Morrill was appointed trustee of Ephraim Havarri ngton of Roxbury

Francis Kelley Milton John Long Randolph Shepard A. Witherell Wrentham Susan Gannett Canton Azael Capen Stoughton Daniel P. Whiting Nelson W. Richardson Franklin George Morrill Ephraim Havarrington Roxbury

Probate listings name heirs and executors for estates

The court displays admitted heirs and admins for numerous estates. Recipients include Frank M. Searles Benjamin R. Frohock and George Dexter of Cambridge Ann Sullivan of Stoneham and others in Cambridge Stoneham Somerville Malden Reading Newton Woburn Lexington and more. Letters of administration granted for Sullivan Simonds Jr Emma L. Ross Moses M. Marston Annie M. Fletcher Ephraim Briggs Robert Evans and others.

Frank M. Searles Benjamin R. Frohock George Dexter Cambridge Ann Sullivan Stoneham Mary G. W. Brookhouse Somerville Bradbury D. Brown Lowell Fannie Ek, Hall Dracut William Pearson Malden Martha Wike Reading Rebecca R. Pomroy Newton Alice M. Stanford Wekefield Wm. C. Brigham Marlboro Benj. W. G Betsey Nichols Rosanna Harrison Freak L. Hale Louisa M. Holden William A. Whitmore Susan W. Sears Martha Tufts Abbey Robinson Watertown Mary F. Davis Lexington Charlotte Ke, McCosker James M. Waitt Roxana Braley Pittsfield N. H Jonathy

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